The Mad Bandit is back again.............Guess so. NB are best cleats/turfs on the market.
oh the joy.
The Mad Bandit is back again.............Guess so. NB are best cleats/turfs on the market.
TH you obviously have some issues. Stick your Joy where the sun don’t shine!The Mad Bandit is back again.............
oh the joy.
How easy is it to apply the toe? She plays other positions and with fall MS sports played in spring (hopefully?) I can see her using cleats for field hockey. She did wear her ringors when they did after school intramural field hockey and she didn't complain.Ringors are like steel toed boots, they will last but the pitching version are really only good for just that. If you are going to run or play other positions in them, good luck. I would recommend finding a pair of cleats that fit her well and are comfortable to run/play in. Then get some of the liquid pitching toe and make your own protective layer on the drag side. I have done this for years and get about a year out of a pair and there are no issues running bases or playing other positions....
How easy is it to apply the toe? She plays other positions and with fall MS sports played in spring (hopefully?) I can see her using cleats for field hockey. She did wear her ringors when they did after school intramural field hockey and she didn't complain.
But I'll also add DD is not a complainer and tends to just tough it out.
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So in my opinion do not buy the pre made one that attaches, look for the liquid form. In comes in a two part syringe and you squeeze it out unto the shoe and then it hardens. Its a pretty easy process, and this way you are able to take a light pair of shoes that may be more comfortable and make them last longer. I am not knocking Ringor, but everyone's feet are different, its like running shoes some people swear by different brands because it fits their arch, width etc. the best....How easy is it to apply the toe? She plays other positions and with fall MS sports played in spring (hopefully?) I can see her using cleats for field hockey. She did wear her ringors when they did after school intramural field hockey and she didn't complain.
But I'll also add DD is not a complainer and tends to just tough it out.
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NB are great cleats both Men’s & Women’s. UA Deception men’s cleats are very good as well. One DD has Ringors and I don’t think they are anything special. They look fine but heavy/clunky IMO.My sister and I used to wear Under Armour cleats and we both switched over to Ringors about three or four seasons ago and we never looked back. We like different kinds of cleats though. I like metal cleats whereas she likes molded cleats. We both wear them with the pitcher's toe and even though I don't pitch (catcher and third), I don't notice the difference between having the pitcher's toe versus not having the toe. Also, I'm currently saving up to get the new lightweight version of Ringor cleats. I have a teammate that wears them and she says they're great.
Man she just said she likes them and here are you saying they're heavy/clunky. Have some couth.NB are great cleats both Men’s & Women’s. UA Deception men’s cleats are very good as well. One DD has Ringors and I don’t think they are anything special. They look fine but heavy/clunky IMO.
Hey TH- I’m going to share my experience and I don’t give a rat’s rear what you think.Man she just said she likes them and here are you saying they're heavy/clunky. Have some couth.
NB are great cleats both Men’s & Women’s. UA Deception men’s cleats are very good as well. One DD has Ringors and I don’t think they are anything special. They look fine but heavy/clunky IMO.
Man she just said she likes them and here are you saying they're heavy/clunky. Have some couth.